Qwen Image 3.0
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Qwen Image 3.0: Create Text-Rich Images and Layouts

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Build the Message into the Image

See how a written message and a visual reference can play different roles in the same brief.

Posters with Deliberate Text Placement
Poster headline detail
Poster date and supporting text detail

Posters with Deliberate Text Placement

Give the model the exact headline and supporting wording, then describe the reading order and the visual that should attract attention first. A date, venue, and title need a clearer hierarchy than a list of unrelated style words. Use an uncluttered poster example to inspect placement and readability. Check names, punctuation, and numbers in the result; finish precise typography in your usual design workflow when publication requires it. Separate the headline from secondary details in your prompt, and state what the reader should notice first. Avoid asking a small label to carry the same emphasis as the main message.

Product reference
Reference-Guided Layout Revisions

Reference-Guided Layout Revisions

Add up to three references and explain what each contributes: the subject, setting, or visual direction. Describe which parts should change and which details should remain recognizable. Review the wording, object proportions, and composition against your originals after generation. For another interpretation of the brief, explore the AI Image Generator. Review how the edited image combines the reference details before using it in a final layout. When revising, name one specific change, such as moving the headline or simplifying the background. Keep the essential wording in the new instruction so you can compare the next draft against the same message.

Direct the Prompt before You Generate

Use the controls to clarify a brief, not to promise a flawless result.

Keep Unwanted Elements Out

Keep Unwanted Elements Out

Use Negative prompt to describe elements you want to avoid, within the 800-character limit. Keep it relevant to the current brief. A negative prompt can guide a request, but the result still needs inspection.

Choose Whether to Expand

Choose Whether to Expand

Prompt extend starts off. Enable it when you want the provider to expand the input before generation; leave it off when comparing a tightly specified layout. It is separate from AIEnhancer’s existing Prompt Optimize action.

Compare with a Seed

Compare with a Seed

Seed accepts an integer from 0 to 2147483647; zero is valid. Leave it blank for the default behavior. Reusing a seed with the same settings can help comparisons, but does not guarantee a pixel-identical image.

Review at 1K or 2K

Review at 1K or 2K

Select a resolution and aspect ratio that fit your intended use. Both 1K and 2K use 6 credits per output. Inspect the result at a useful size, especially small wording and reference details, before downloading.

What Users Say About Qwen Image 3.0

Poster briefs, visual references, and prompt controls shape these creative workflows.

“I used a headline and a short supporting line to explore a poster layout. The result gave me a direction to review, and I checked the wording before moving into the final design.”
Clara Hayes - AIEnhancer
Clara Hayes
Graphic Designer
“Adding a few references helped me explain the subject and setting together. I could compare the output with the original brief and refine the instruction for another draft.”
Daniel Moreno - AIEnhancer
Daniel Moreno
Creative Producer
“The resolution and prompt settings are easy to find. I like being able to check the credit total before trying another composition for a campaign visual.”
Aisha Reed - AIEnhancer
Aisha Reed
Marketing Designer

Qwen Image 3.0 FAQs

Answers about the standard model, reference inputs, and prompt settings.